/ Swedish Mouse Gregory Snegoff – Fritz / Geoffrey Giselle Matthews – Gertrude Silva Benton – Bernice Bianca Alessandra Ara – Hortense Veronica Wells – Corynthia Clive Riche – Kirk Doug Meakin – Dirk Jacques Stany – Gaston Mickey Knox – Sam Edmund Purdom – Jeremy McFlannel David Brandon – First Officer Stockard Kenneth Belton – Captain Smith Pat Starke – Molly Jill Tyler – Victoria Susan Spifford – Angelica's Mother (uncredited) Production and release Titanic: The Legend Goes On was in production for three years. It was released to theaters on 15 September 2000 in Italy, and received a DVD premiere in Canada the following July. The Canadian VHS by Equinox Entertainment (titled Titanic: The Animated Movie) and DVD has since gone out of print, though it has been re-released by Third Millennium Distributions. English versions There are two English versions done with the same cast: an uncut dub, and a drastically cut and re-edited dub. The latter one features an altered plot, with entire scenes edited in a different sequence, removed, re-used, or placed before other scenes. While the uncut version is 82-minutes long, this version was shortened to 58 minutes, plus 12 minutes of credits showing some deleted scenes, bringing the runtime to 70 minutes. Reception The film was described by Linda Maria Koldau, author of The Titanic on Film: Myth versus Truth, as being "a failed Disney imitation that excels in bad taste." Christopher Campbell of IndieWire wrote that the film was "inappropriate for children" and that "it’s so terribly written and drawn that it’s offensive to the Titanic’s memory." Film critic Tim Brayton of Alternate Ending said it was "Among the most nuttily enjoyable bad movies of the 2000s." Titanic: The Legend Goes On has appeared on several "worst-ever" lists. British film magazine Total Film named it as the worst film ever made, after it topped a list of the 66 worst films ever in 2012. Total Film also included it on a list of the "50 Worst Kids Movies", noting that it is "Widely considered one of the worst animated movies ever made." Likewise, Spanish film magazine Fotogramas selected it as one of the 20 worst films ever made. Will Roberts of American-based Showbiz Cheat Sheet listed it as the worst animated film ever made, while Screen Rant included it on a list of the twelve worst animated films of all time. It became